What Went Wrong for Ron DeSantis - The New York Times
The Florida governor entered the year flush with cash and momentum. In the months since, internal chaos and Donald Trump’s indictments have sapped even his most avid supporters.
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The Florida governor entered the year flush with cash and momentum. In the months since, internal chaos and Donald Trump’s indictments have sapped even his most avid supporters.
Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida woke up in Iowa with a familiar political headache. The man he is chasing in
The Iowa caucus is approaching on Jan. 15, and Ron DeSantis is hoping that a strong showing there would vault him back into contention in the Republican race.
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) appears to be ready to take on the current front-runner in the Republican presidential primary, former President Donald Trump, after a series of campaign staff shake-ups, a strategy "reset" that includes branching out beyond conservative media, and months of hemorrhaging poll numbers.
In another effort to put his struggling campaign back on track, Ron DeSantis is replacing Generra Peck with James Uthmeier, one of the most trusted aides in the governor’s office.